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The Ohio State University Bulletin 1966-67 Catalogue Issue GENERAL INFORMATION 11 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 12 INSTRUCTIONAL UNITS 12 DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES 14 THE CAMPUS 15 GENERAL ADMISSION PROCEDURES 18 STUDENT HOUSING 19 FEES AND EXPENSES 23 STUDENT FINANCIAL AIDS 27 UNDERGRADUATE INFORMATION 47 ADMISSION PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS 47 contents* ADMISSION OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 50 UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS 52 ORIENTATION AND WELCOME PROGRAM 53 REGISTRATION PROCEDURES 53 WITHDRAWAL PROCEDURES AND POLICIES 54 UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS 55 GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS 58 GRADUATE CREDIT FOR UNDERGRADUATES 59 GRADUATE SCHOOL 61 ADMISSION PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS 65 FINANCING GRADUATE EDUCATION 67 REGISTRATION PROCEDURES 68 COMBINED COLLEGE GRADUATE PROGRAMS 71 GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS 72 m aster’s DEGREE PROGRAMS 73 DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS 75 SPECIAL INTERDISCIPLINARY GRADUATE PROGRAMS 78 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMICS 85 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL BIOCHEMISTRY 106 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AND RURAL SOCIOLOGY 106 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION 107 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 108 DEPARTMENT OF AGRONOMY 109 DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL SCIENCE 110 DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY AND PLANT PATHOLOGY 110 DEPARTMENT OF DAIRY SCIENCE 111 DEPARTMENT OF DAIRY TECHNOLOGY 111 DEPARTMENT OF HORTICULTURE AND FORESTRY 111 DEPARTMENT OF POULTRY SCIENCE 113 DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY AND ENTOMOLOGY 113 SCHOOL OF HOME ECONOMICS 114 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 121 DEPARTMENT OF ASTRONOMY 155 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY 156 * Detailed indexing begins on page A-249 2 DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICAL LANGUAGES MINING ENGINEERING 345 AND LITERATURES 159 NUCLEAR ENGINEERING 345 DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH 160 PETROLEUM ENGINEERING 346 DEPARTMENT OF GEODETIC SCIENCE 162 DEPARTMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHY 346 DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY 162 DEPARTMENT OF WELDING ENGINEERING 346 DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN 164 SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY 164 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 348 DIVISION OF LINGUISTICS 165 DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS 166 COLLEGE OF LAW 357 DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY 167 DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY 168 COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 371 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS 169 DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY 398 DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE 173 DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY 398 DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE 399 AND LITERATURES 175 DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS DEPARTMENT OF SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND GYNECOLOGY 399 AND LITERA TU RES 177 DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY 400 DEPARTMENT OF SPEECH 179 DEPARTMENT OF OTOLARYNGOLOGY 400 SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM 182 DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY 400 SCHOOL OF OPTOMETRY 186 DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS 401 DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY 402 COLLEGE OF COMMERCE DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE 402 AND ADMINISTRATION 195 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 403 DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING 210 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY 403 DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATION 212 DEPARTMENT OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE 404 DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS 215 DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY 404 DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY 217 DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY 405 DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY AND DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY 405 ANTHROPOLOGY 219 SCHOOL OF ALLIED MEDICAL SERVICES 406 SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK 221 MEDICAL DIETETICS 408 MEDICAL ILLUSTRATION 409 COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY 229 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 409 DIVISION OF DENTISTRY 237 NURSE ANESTHESIOLOGY 409 DIVISION OF DENTAL HYGIENE 242 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 410 ORTHOPTICS 410 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 247 PHYSICAL THERAPY 410 SCHOOL OF ART 261 SCHOOL OF NURSING 411 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION 269 SCHOOL OF MUSIC COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 423 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION 301 DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY 306 C O L L E G E O F VETERINARY MEDICINE 439 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 309 VETERINARY CLINICS 447 DEPARTMENT OF AERONAUTICAL AND DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY ANATOMY 447 ASTRONAUTICAL ENGINEERING 325 DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY MEDICINE 447 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 327 DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY PARASITOLOGY 448 DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION 328 DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY PATHOLOGY 448 DEPARTMENT OF CERAMIC ENGINEERING 328 DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY PHYSIOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 330 AND PHARMACOLOGY ' 449 DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING 333 DEPARTMENT OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE 450 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 335 DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY AND RADIOLOGY 450 DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING DRAWING 337 DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING MECHANICS 337 OFFICE OF EDUCATIONAL SERVICES 451 ENGINEERING PHYSICS 338 COURSES OF INSTRUCTION A-l DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING 339 DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 340 INDEX 249 DEPARTMENT OF METALLURGICAL UNIVERSITY CALENDAR A-254 ENGINEERING 343 DEPARTMENT OF MINERALOGY 344 UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES CALENDAR A-256 BUILDING INDEX BUILDING Bid • IMDEX ~dmlnl•l•atlon 9 Af:~~ltuH:' Adm. 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Shldent Christian Fellowship 27. Phi Sism• Delta, 1911 IUkl 2141 Indianola Avenue 21. Phi Si1m1 Kapp1 1 43 E. 15th Ave.. 5. Christian Science Orpniution 29. Pi KIPIUI Alpha, 200 E. 15th Avt. 1101 N. Hifh SL 30. Pi Llmbd1 Phi, 1981 lukl Ave. 1. Church of God 31. Si1ma Alpha Epsilon, 1934 lndilnol1 A V E . Th• Wamer Fellowship 32. Siam• Alpha Mu, 1962 Iuka 135 Whltethorn• Ave. 33. Si1m1 Chi, 260 £.15th Ave. 7. Church of the Naurene 34. Siam•